If the Federal Reserve cuts rates next week as predicted, and Kevin Hassett becomes Fed Chair, where will rates be at this time next year?

The Fed has been shrinking its pile of securities and Treasurys, but it still needs them to keep the economy’s plumbing in order.

High interest rates have spurred the resurgence of adjustable-rate mortgages. But ARMs are a little different from what you may remember.

With fears of tariffs, government debt, and inflation raising longer-term interest rates, shorter-term borrowing can look more attractive.

Winnebago’s downbeat earning report is another sign that RV sales are parked.

The disappointing July jobs report fed fears of a U.S. downturn, spurring traders to sell. But economic fundamentals are still strong.

With prices and mortgage rates high, people are “buying at the edge of what they can qualify for,” a real estate economist says.

The Fed has a series of tools in its arsenal to influence interest rates, including the all-important federal funds rate.

According to Rogé Karma at The Atlantic, many economists believe high rates tamp down inflation largely by influencing people’s expectations.

Over the next week, six major banks will be reporting their earnings. Higher interest rates could affect both sides of their balance sheets.